Definitions:

1. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • At large refers to a criminal who has escaped from jail and is still at large.
2. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • In the debate last night, the opposing candidate was a noshow and remains at large.
3. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • The mayor's position is still at large after the previous mayor's unexpected resignation.
4. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • The missing child is still at large, and the police are asking for the public's help in finding him.
5. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • After the company's bankruptcy, the CEO disappeared and remains at large.
6. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • The criminal, who had been on the run for years, was finally apprehended while at large in another country.
7. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • The fugitive is still at large and is believed to be hiding in a remote area.
8. having escaped, especially from confinement adjective
   • The suspect in the hitandrun accident is still at large and is being actively sought by the police.
9. in a general fashion adverb
   • At large refers to a criminal who has escaped from jail and is still at large.

Synonyms:

• in a broad way
• loose